The Role of Universities in Providing Enterprise Education to Students with Dr Nadeem Khalid | EP12

ARU Podcast

Welcome to a new episode of the ARU Start-up Podcast! This latest episode features Dr Nadeem Khalid, Deputy Head of the School of Management and Senior Lecturer in Entrepreneurship and Strategy. His research focuses on entrepreneurship, innovation, sustainability, leadership, and entrepreneurship education. With over 15 years of experience, Nadeem has designed and delivered engaging corporate training programs and academic courses in diverse fields such as entrepreneurship, service management, innovation, and leadership across various regions including the UK, UAE, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, Singapore, and Pakistan. He has experience working in both corporate and academic settings, serving as a knowledge enabler and holding leadership roles in higher education in various countries. In this episode, Dr Khalid explores the role of universities in delivering enterprise education and its significance for students, particularly those aiming to become entrepreneurs and future founders. He shares insights on the importance of developing enterprise skills and how these can enhance employment prospects for students. Furthermore, he discusses ARU's Ruskin Module, 'To Be or Not to Be Enterprising?', which is designed to help students develop key enterprising skills at Anglia Ruskin University. Hosted by Omkar Singh, Student Enterprise Officer, Anglia Ruskin University. 🎧 Listen now to explore the path of enterprise education!